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Ontdek nachtelijke luchten die u de adem benemen. Deze 10 luchten met betoverende sterren, diepe blauw en paars en sterrenbeelden zullen uw aandacht trekken. Javier Pardina heeft de oneindige schoonheid van de nachtelijke lucht vastgelegd, zodat u elke foto kunt transformeren in een spectaculair nachtlandschap.
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10 skies in JPEG format
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Luminar 4, Luminar AI, Luminar NEO
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Javier Pardina
Photographer. Skylum Ambassador.
Based in Lleida, Catalonia, Javier Pardina is a photographer and multimedia artist whose commercial work sees him shooting for advertising agencies, stock platforms, corporate brands, and creative agencies. Javier focused his university studies on photography, video, and graphic/3D design. Since 2004, he hasn’t stopped improving and learning all these subjects. In 2005, he created Pardina.co, using his surname as the name of his brand. Javier’s creative work was initially related to music. You can find Javier’s work on albums by some of the most talented musicians in Europe, including Thomas Lemmer and Cristopher Goze.
Years later, Javier decided to specialize in abstract photography, which he used to develop wallpapers for apps and operating systems including Firefox OS and iOS. In 2013, Javier signed with Mozilla to work on the Firefox OS project. In 2015, Javier started working with Stocksy along with offset and Shutterstock Custom, and currently Javier is working on the KAIOS project. To date, Javier has contributed 10,000+ pictures across different stock agencies, and he is heavily focused in the advertising and commercial world, using and merging video, photography, and 3D art forms. He’s worked on multiple ad campaigns both within Spain and internationally. Improving every day and working with passion, Pardina.co is a synonym for work, dedication, and trust.
